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Landscape architecture assistant professor Peter Butler has been helping a Wyoming County community plan improvements for Horse Creek Lake:
Through a West Virginia FOCUS Brownfields grant, Groundwork Wyoming County (GWWC) and the Upper Guyandotte Watershed Association (UGWA) were able to bring community members together to discuss the community’s vision for Horse Creek Lake.
Two community meetings were held at the Baileysville Community Center in July. The meetings were facilitated by Peter Butler, faculty member of [WVU’s landscape architecture program].
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